Local notes from Star Grocery and area visitors
Fresh Herrings just in at the Star Grocery. Young shorthorn bull for sale. D. B. Green and family were Jamestown visitors. A new shipment of hats in millinery and art needlework. Dallas Mathis and family visited relatives Sunday. Marcelling services offered after school hours and Saturdays. Several residents and visitors named from Superior, Jensen, Formosa, Concordia, and Jamestown. Miss Ada Hawkins returned to Topeka. bread line restored after bakery oven install. Werner Haggberg returns from Western Springs and plans to move to Illinois later this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hawkins
Topeka
State House
Werner Haggberg
Western Springs
Minois
Sunday Evening Union Services at Lutheran Church
The article notes Sunday evening union services will be held next Sunday at the Lutheran church as weather makes outdoor city hall park meetings unsuitable. It also reports individuals traveling for work and dental care, including Andy Wilson and Albert Larson at an oil well project near Jamestown, Paul Doctor and Harry Moller to Manhattan, and Rev. C. E. Carpenter visiting Randall for dental work, denying prior illness reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
City Hall
Andy Wilson
Albert Larson
Jamestown
C. E. Carpenter
Randall
Warren
Journal
Mark Twain
Ties Scarves and Stamped Dresses Prevail in Millinery Sales
Suburban notices record J J Smith returning from Lawrence Monday. The column lists for sale wheat and rye seed, various visitors and travels of Mrs Bertha Johnson, Mrs Emily Ebright, Mr and Mrs Bettis, and several social engagements. A safety warning about feed lots is noted alongside a Dorcas Society meeting and joint stock sale plans.
Stanley Schwan Travels Northern Kansas in Film Work
Stanley Schwan tours northern Kansas for a Kansas City film concern and is nicknamed Charley’s Aunt with a smile. Carrie Aberg and Mary West returned from Colorado Monday and Aberg resumes duties at the F. and M. store Thursday after visiting at her home. W. P. Shivvers has been ill the past week and near pneumonia but is improving. Marvin Larson son of Mr and Mrs Enoch Larson left for Lawrence to begin his freshman year at the University after graduating from Kackley High School last spring. Mr and Mrs A W Sjoholm of Jamestown visited Arthur’s parents and Mr and Mrs John Sjoholm along with Mr and Mrs E Schwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Schwan
Kansas Territory
Kansas City
Charley
Carrie Aberg
Mary West
Colorado
Miss Aberg
W. P. Shivvers
Marvin ‘Larson
Enoch Larson
Lawrence
University
Kackley High School
A. W. Sjoholm
Jamestown
Arthur
John Sjoholm
E. Schwan
Heat Destroys Disease Germs in Milk Says Olson
Science reports that germ The haemolytic streptococcus found in market milk is killed by brief heating to 129 degrees Fahrenheit. Further tests show 142 degrees for 30 minutes destroys disease germs including diphtheria and typhoid bacilli, while 240 degrees sterilizes evaporated milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mias Olson
Gasoline From Seeping Gas Becomes Major Fuel Source
A report from the American Research foundation states natural gas is refined into gasoline, now fueling about 2.5 million gallons daily. Since 1911 output grew from under 8 million gallons to over a billion yearly with 603 plants in the U.S., 530 active, led by Oklahoma with 119 plants. with 17.5 million vehicles, cheap gasoline faces rising prices and demand through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Research Foundation
United States
Oklahoma
Grandma Thrice Wed Finds First Husband in Weir
In Mulberry Kansas sixty five year old blind grandmother Boyd learns her former husband Joe Kennedy, Civil War veteran, survived a decades old flood and now resides in Weir City. Kennedys separated after the 44 year old flood night. she remarried twice. Grandchildren uncover tales and arrange a reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry
Kan
Grandma
Boyd
Weir ‘City
Joe Kennedy
Marais Des Cygnes
Joe
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Weir
Koone Tita
Rickel and Shivvers Exhibit at Mankato Fall Festival
Rickel and Shivvers have secured a booth at the Mankato Fall Festival to display several products, notably bridge tiling replacing the tin whistles culverts. Little June Freed, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Freed, sustained a fractured elbow when she fell from a tree at the Green residence Monday evening. She was taken to Concordia for an X-ray to determine the injury. P T Strom, who spent the summer on the west coast, stepped off No 6 Monday on his way home to Republic. He always enjoys his annual trips and looks forward to greeting old friends upon returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickel & Shivvers
Mankato
Little June Freed
Chas Freed
Green
Concordia
P. T. Strom
West Coast
Republic
Mr. Strom
October Cattle Market Trends And Seed Corn Advice
October brings a mix of market and agronomy guidance from Kansas experts. Notes on buying cattle during October, seed corn selection for germination, disease avoidance in wheat, and bone meal considerations for dairy rations are offered along with timing tips for planting spring blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
L. E. Melchers
Farm animals need salt for appetite and digestion
Salt helps farm animals stay hungry for feed and prevents digestive disturbances, supporting overall health.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star Grocery
Young
Shorthorn Bullwood
L. A. Melby
D. B. Green
Dallas Mathis
Marcelling
Ruth — Albro
Guy Ward
Geo
Jean‘debeur
Agnes Albro
Minnie Wells
Delbert Forsberg
Ruth Albro
Thelma Kallman
Elmer Olson
Jensen, Nebr
A. L. Aspegren
Geo. Larson, Jr
W. E. Carlson
Formosa
Chan Cullers
W.E. Carlson
Frank Hughes
C. E. Albro
Harold .Tingstrom
G. E. Berggren
A. C. Wilson
Floy Anderson
Fritzinger
Belleville
Miss Havel
Cuba
Albert Seggerhammer
Alferd Olson
Elmer Olson of
Jansen, Nebr
Sederlin
O. F. Werner
V. E. Anderson
Paul Doctor
Harry Moller
Manhattan
Harry
Paul
Agricultural College
J. J. Smith
J. A. Greene
Hugh Fraser
Mrs. S. D." Blakeley
Bertha Johnson
Formiso
Ryan
Jim Brown
Ed. Kallman
Mrs. O. L. Parsons of
Denver
Gilbert Anderson
Albert Sjoholm
Adeline of
Courtland
G. QO
yThe Dorcas Society
A. F. Goodwin
A. L. Colclazier
Colclazier Farm
Emily Ebright
Earl Tebow and Son
Mrs
A. M. Bettis
J. N. Bettis
Myrtle Happer
San Francisco
E. V. Post
Percy
Post
John Post
Bellaire
S. M. Foreman
F. A. Hawkins
Walker
Henry Jennings
Rock Island
Colby
K. S. A. C. News Service
R. I. Throckmorton
C. W. McCampbell
J. W. McCulloch
Sun Maid
Deore KB AE
Portland
Ore
American Veterinary Medical Association
Frederick R. Whipple
Peoria
Ill
Scandia
Massaer
Chiropractor
Eberhardt
Cash Grocery & Meat Market
Munson Dairy
O. Freed
Quaestibe
Eple
Sam H. Blair
Belleville, Kan
Hufflin Sam
Labam
H. Dudley
Ajaunt
Reome Goris
Majestic Box
Shuffiin
Sain
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